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Unicode emojis (as in, the emojis you use your device's native emoji keyboard to type) are messing with the string replacement indices for adding emote <img> strings to the message. This appears to be because emojis are multiple bytes (at least two, sometimes more depending on the emoji). Multiple emojis cause the emote <img> string replacement to be even more offset.
Unicode emojis (as in, the emojis you use your device's native emoji keyboard to type) are messing with the string replacement indices for adding emote
<img>
strings to the message. This appears to be because emojis are multiple bytes (at least two, sometimes more depending on the emoji). Multiple emojis cause the emote<img>
string replacement to be even more offset.A few examples:
🦖 somean3CoolTuna
🦖 🦖 🦖 🦖 hellooooooooo somean3A11Y
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